A Brazilian indie figure whose solo work drifts into atmospheric, cryptic territory.
For a sense of his later style, try 'Flores No Jardim' or 'Cuando,' both featuring Gláucia Ramos. They're good examples of that hazy, introspective mood he's been working in.
He first surfaced in the late '90s with Los Hermanos, a band that built a following in Brazil. Later, songs like 'Flores No Jardim' with Gláucia Ramos show him leaning into more introspective, experimental arrangements. That shift from band dynamics to solo atmospherics gives his catalog a quiet, persistent pull.
He started with Los Hermanos in the late 1990s, releasing a self-titled debut before the group disbanded. Around 2014, he formed Coisas Estranhas, putting out an album under that name in 2016. The move from band to solo project brought a turn toward more cryptic lyrics and atmospheric sounds.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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